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عين ليبيا
Weather expert predicts upcoming sky changes
Libya has experienced a noticeable rise in temperatures this year, with the Al-Aziziyah region recording the highest temperature at 50°C. This figure is among the highest recorded in the area in recent years, following a previous record of 58°C which was considered the highest globally in 1922 and 1923 but was later annulled. This increase is attributed to a long-term climatic cycle rather than climate change, as similar phenomena have occurred in previous years. Additionally, the rise in sea surface temperatures has heightened the residents' perception of humidity, especially along the coasts. It is expected that temperatures will gradually decrease, while the likelihood of thunderstorms and heavy rain will increase across broad areas, including western Libya. The current weather patterns continue to reflect seasonal variations. The population has been warned to prepare for upcoming periods by monitoring weather phenomena and avoiding risks such as floods, with a focus on improving infrastructure to cope with heavy rainfall.
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